afterwards dragging her to the male toilet, where she vomits. M washes her face and throws her in the toilet stall and rapes her, shown when she is left alone in the toilet in her pink panties after M and his gang have left the toilet. She commits suicide at her home afterwards, while Ah Xiong is beaten up by gang members for refusing to be a bookie anymore, resulting in both broken legs. This infuriates Siao Han, who thirsts for revenge. He contacts his best friend, who reveals that it was M's gang who raped Lily and caused her death, and also beat up Ah Xiong. He sends his gang to beat M's gang up. Siao Han and his sister visit Ah Xiong at the hospital but run off. His sister chases him, resulting in a dramatic chase. A conversation between the siblings reveals their parents favoured Siao Han more, leaving his sister to their grandmother, but in the end still leaving Siao Han to his aunt. During this, it is shown that M and his gang are in an argument because the newspaper has news of them raping Lily and causing her death, while Siao Han's best friend is intending to ambush them. In the gangfight, M's gang members pushed all the blame to M, which makes him chased by the gang. He meets a dead end when he sees Siao han charging at him, while his best friend stabs him from the back. Cast Jacelyn Tay as Lin Yifang Thomas Ong as Ah Xiong Wang Ruixian as Shao Han Liang Zhihui as Chen Han Xiang Shun Ai Liu as Zhong Lili Hong Huifang Jin Yinji Zhu Houren Reception Wendy Cheng of Today rated it 2/5 stars and criticized the acting, music, and product placement, which she called "blatant". Royston Tan, director of 15, said that he heard After School was made in response to his film. This was denied by Singapore's National Crime Prevention Council, who sponsored After School. References External links 2003 films Singaporean crime films 2000s Mandarin-language films Singaporean drama films